How Do You Honor HaShem?🌟 | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

What does it mean to honor a kadosh? What does it mean in sham? You know, the rabbi can tell you and the rabbanit can tell you all you want. Oh yeah, that's you know you're giving honor for Hashem. That's a big deal. [music] That's a big deal. They can tell you all you want. But in reality, inside all of us, we have this yet tells us, "No, come on. Just go to sleep. What do you need to stay up an extra half hour to [music] uh to finish this heal? No, come on. What do you need to uh push yourself that much? Uh just get to the minan 5 10 minutes late. What's the big deal? No, come on. Why should you push yourself to stay awake? Take a nap dur during the shield. You're tired. What's the big deal? What? Big deal. [music] Hashem really cares about you out of all the people in the world. So there were two famous init uh their husbands were the and uh these [music] two tadikot were uh best friends and uh you know as you get older you start having different conversations you know when you're a kid you can't wait to grow up you know you you can't wait to drive [music] you can't wait to get married you can't wait to do things by yourself you don't want anyone to help you. You get old, you keep looking for help. [music] Can you help me with this? Can you help me with this? Can you come over? You know, it's life changes. Conversations change. As you get older and especially as people get much older, they start seeing uh some of their old friends are no longer in the world. They start thinking, reflecting on themselves, and they realize, I'm not going to be here forever. So these two tadikots had a conversation between them and they said listen we've been together for 50 [music] years together always together 60 years together always together doing all types of all types of things but who knows when we're going to go. So, let's promise [music] each other that whoever goes to Shamine first comes back to the one that's still here in a dream and gives a little uh insight what's going on. Okay, as you would have it, some time passed and one of them passed away. Excuse me that I forgot their names, but this is a very well-known real story. And uh some time passed after she passed away the [music] tears dried up and one day she appears to her friend in a dream and uh she tells so how is it up there? She says it's unbelievable but I can tell you that uh they already told me about your gun [music] and your gun is much much bigger than mine. Much bigger than mine. She goes, "What do you mean it's much bigger than yours? We always did everything together. Every taka, every event, every baking kala, every everything we did together." She goes, "Yes, we did it together, but do you remember that every time we wanted to give taka to [music] the poor people, you were always the one that went out of your way to reach out to give it to them?" And I stood by you. Said, "Yeah." She goes, "That's a big deal in Shamine." So, what do you mean to just hand the money? To just reach out? She goes, "Yes, that reaching out, that extra effort, your nothing alike. It's a world apart." That's what it means, to honor, to honor the mitzvah, to honor the Torah. The smallest things that [music] you can possibly think of are a big deal. Thank you, for more. One, two, three. 1 2 3 [music] Beacious.